cointise
/kɔɪntiːz/Definitions
1. verb
to cause to feel a sense of disdain or contempt
“The politician’s actions cointised the public, leading to widespread criticism.”
2. verb
to bring into disrepute or contempt
“The scandal cointised the company’s reputation, resulting in financial losses.”
3. noun
a feeling of disdain or contempt
“The cointise in the air was palpable as the two groups clashed.”